Seyi Ademiku
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Seyi Ademiku
@funbiseyi1
OAP/Uncommon Voice With Seyi airing on Odua FM 106.9FM every Monday 7pm-8pm. A Father,A Patriot,A great enthusiast about Nigeria. 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

Special thanks to my brother @bayo_roi for styling me and in truth making all of this possible. It would have been impossible without him. He’s also your go to guy for everything whenever you are in Paris.

@john322226 your magic hand will heal my account right now. I have seen what you’re doing for others.

You are the real Idiot here cus The reason is simple solar installation is treated as a building alteration. Just like some landlords restrict it because it can affect the roof or wiring, the government also requires approval in its estates since it’s responsible for the building. So the fee isn’t a random charge it’s for regulation, inspection, and ensuring any modification doesn’t damage the property or put other residents at risk. Poor installations can lead to fire outbreaks, roof leakages, damaged wiring, and even affect other apartments that’s why there’s a process to ensure it’s done safely and correctly.


Most of you Obidiots are retarded. Getting permission to alter a design is taxing them? 🤡

Yesterday, I had the honour of performing the groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of 1,200 housing units under the Federal Housing Authority’s Renewed Hope Housing Project in Umuahia. This landmark project, made possible through the collaboration between the Federal Government and the Abia State Government, makes Abia the first state in the South East, and among the first five states in Nigeria, to partner with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration on this initiative. I sincerely thank His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, for approving the project and commend the MD/CEO of the Federal Housing Authority, Hon. Oyetunde Oladimeji Ojo, and his team for their commitment. Together, we are expanding access to affordable housing and improving the welfare of our people. Before authorising the groundbreaking, we ensured that verified landowners among the host communities were duly compensated. Out of about 900 claimants, over 800 have already been settled in full, while the remaining are encouraged to resolve bank or ownership issues so they can access their payments, which are already deposited in the bank. As I emphasized during the ceremony, our focus remains on people-oriented projects that uplift lives, beyond the distractions of politics, ethnicity, or religion. The welfare of Abians will continue to be our priority.

This is dangerous because Landlord's will soon start charging tenants for Solar permit and it will worsen the current rent crisis in the state.







Recently, Governor Oyebanji Inspected some ongoing projects within the state capital, Ado-Ekiti. These projects include: the Okeyinmi-Ajilosun Flyover Bridge, Indoor Sports Complex, 80+ Bed Medical Facility at EKSUTH, and a new courtroom facility at the High Court Complex.















